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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

f0F late years" says lheThibodaux
Sentinel, "the habit IF indisoriminate
CRITICISM and abuse IF pnblic officials
has grown TO a. alarming extent in
tins country. Il originated with The
members Of opposite political parties
who foEnd i I dongenial occupation
which sometimes paid, 70 criticise,
abnse and asperse their successful OPP
ponents Epeoaragsd and fasiered By
q partisan press, i spread saHidly and
son became general apd fashionable
anang Az nalcealsnis and asil,mind-
q people p 81 parties. There arc
slNays some phagasees ever ready q
Psiat PIT ihe ppie intheir neigbbof5s
ee shile sggins n aaceal ia bean
- tsais aMn ltsen aasaid N iasFi
sqNsselges eek V elevate ilei
Z na9eaiisles paliag daa sbsir ssl
efa lheif missiea i q destroy "a
4 n b9iIa ap
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

LAST Saturday a representative OF
the Times-Deg,ocrdt interviewed quite
a number of prominent rice dealers in
New Orleans in reference 10 the prob
able outcome Of the rice crop this
year. The general opinion appeared
to be that it would fall at least 2OPer
cent below the average of last year,
and in the section of country border
ing the Mississippi river, fully 40 per
cent. The extremely low prices Of
last wear had resulted in a decreased
acreage, both on the Mississippi river
and on the Teche. An increase, how
ever, is reported in Western Louisiana,
including the parishes of St, Landry
Calcasieu aud NclmilIiou. The crops
from that section arc reported as goOc
aud maturing rapidly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
~ OKREeEN 80
Relative to the keeping Of DisOrderly Holses
~ Honses0f Ill-fame Of Assignstion
[ExtIaet from Town Council Proosedings JulyI
s. Is87.l

BE 1t Ordained That hereafter no person or
persons shall be allowed ~ permitted t1 keep,
have er eatertain any disordeFlg house or house
oi ilisfame or assgnatipn, as designated by Sec.
Qf the Act ~ 1856 incorporating the town q
Lake CHARLES HillliH the corporate limits 81 said
toEn
That any person OF persons Violating ofeAd.
ing or con lfaYepiDg in amy particular the above
shall be notified, pg service III DVtioe, u leaye
and be without tlae corporate liaits of aaia toBn
within twelve 0r twenty tour hours fr8ln tis
Rerg5ee thereof ~ Che discretion " the Mayor
That IN the event that any sach person 81 pef.
sous 80 notified ls siefesaia shall refuse or nj
u ebey, er shall disregard % ignore said nqtice
It shail be the dnty Of the Town Constable 10 In
arrest fhe sad person OF pensoas ard
ineaKeeFate theln II the i0Wn nala bp5se
That al Sga pE paFts 9f laws III coRsiiet vi Il
the 9hQYe, be and they are hereby repealed
Ihat this Ordinance ahaH taish Offset from alii
after US PROMULGATED.
Applofed iApQllRH MEYER Mayer
Attest Q. y. RiqillRp sacy fIi
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
Presumption DecAaTat0s'y
statement fer I'm
Altered Lands.

l. Kassou Freeman Of tho Parish of Caleaslep
and state Of LsnisiaDa being native born citizen
Of the United States, and more than tNFehty761e
years Of age have on this 18th day of July! A ~;
public land OF the United States, situated s8iltl
Of Sections 3d. a. 80, o. and tional section 81
IN Up Sauth Range West aEHi North o. Sec
tons 6 & 4 8 aud fractional Section 2. in 4p. ny
south L. 3 West in the district Of lands subject
10 sale at the Land Office at New Orleans, ~;
containing about enc hundred autlf0rt y.feur ia
acres and do hereby declare my intention u
under Section 2259 Of the Revised Statutes Of the
Uuited States. In consequence 81 1raadulant %
ERRONEOUS surveys said Lands cannot now be NOR
accurately described and / reserve tho right -
anieud this description after the survey shan hsEt
been layvfully corrected. AID i further warn al
peTsVus to refrain from settling upon Or eneiasinE
any part Of this strip OF land, which has Wluti
OF about four chains Or sixteen rods.
KASSOE FREEMAN.
Lake Charles. La. duly 30, 1ss7.--lm,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

NIGHT kf4 ,sfs fsis i.h
81 Neapasta9 hrfl fii6 fq7
SEQ heey utslit 81 ait. -
sish Aepla aat dfase3
l'aQr IlA
alaas aH Qa, M aacss
aiase aeIg
Ihe 'gi1o aialefas its iiana 6Halii
ip9p his naF dsBarluia ln iiie 81 cziqd.
p hia eia "a - hgido ii sads vishe.
dong Pc q happaes gnil property
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

a YOUNG NAN named Heyman Co
hen, who was born and raised in Hons
ton, Texas, Was arrested IN Berlin the
other day OF the charge that be owes
military service to the German govern
nent.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Tan Mexican war veterans will bold
agrand re-nnion at Fert Worth, Texas,
inibeeafly part Of next November, and
President Cleveland Will.be invited TO
attend together with Hon. jefferson
Davis Gems sherman, Sheridan, John
sion, Beaaregar,i and other distin-
gnished military men who served the
United States II the war with Mexico.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Inv Galveston Mems Of The 9th
inst. SAYS TIE Prohibition amendment
10 lhe constitution ofthe State of'Tex-
as, was defeated nj the election held
lssi Thursday, by a majority ranging
hi tic way from 50,000to 5000.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

TIE Beaumont Enterprise says the
log crop ID that vicinity is considers
bly, 81 tbe waae, and September rise
will be needed 10 keep the wheels
moving.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

The ProIibilionists Of Maryland
have nominated the following ticket
For Governor, Summerfeld Baldwin,
Of Baltimore; for Attorney General,
James Pollard, Of Baltimore; for
Comptroller, Thomas E. Wright Of
Cambridge.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Tim Democrats IN Kentucky last
Monday elected Gen Bnckner for GOV,
ernor, and also all Their candidates for
The Legislature There were four tick.
cts inthe field, Democratic, Republican
Labor and Prohibition, therefore Gen
Buekner and the Kentucky Democrat,
aretobe heartily congratulated for The
splendid victory they have won.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

l1ryai
s,--rEssvol, or THOMAS 7 LYONS, DEoEAsBh'
Dv vTRTTTE If an order. from the TIouoEalle
D Court aforesaid, anh 0t q ronllssgI n "a
Ilia 07Yf issued and 10 direeter VII - -
,iflfc emotion Al the last residence OF s4il4 ~
IS,Se5 1Th0a n Iynns in the town OF liAAt
uhafles said parish and State, ON
WTeamesElRy, sept HflA' Asss'@'
,,,.,,s;,,g nj 10 tlDct a. NJ. the following de
sTTIleii property belonging 10 liu suceessAoh wi
! rTl,ns I. LYONS deceased, t9sFgit: . .,,r,.,-
4 n ots 1Thirtsen md Fourteen IN section Wv
entesI Lots Three EosE , 5lSs 9enty; Lots
Three Four and Five IN section : 'fsllts y
4 40 I1,e and Fnht IN Section Thirty, anu AsolT
seven Eight and Fifteen IN IIaeo,l ny
In 10yypship Nine co. South, Range AiaSsn .'A''
west containing tit 25-leO acres more o. isss.
1 = An -TIndiyiIled .0Ds-f8urth interest n Int
Northwest aunrter of Section Eleven 4ot,ias =;
Nine l9) S0uth, Range Eleven llAJ "s''' SIM 50
terest being 40 acres, ,.. :, I7l,o1-
n An Undivided One.fonrth interest II 33t'oh
Number Sixteen t1G3 of the BilbO hnbuiVibioh vi
the Town of Lake Charles, ia, - I'll, ~,
q rhe SOIftlTvyeqt 1ltarteT Of Block Number
gix fsl Of the BilbO Subdivision Of the l0FSh OF
lake Charles La, aIid improvements, beng tiit
= s5,t.ftye acreR Of land an English Ryou,
rl,on1lt of R6ilrigues ami Hebert, kunygn as Tue
IOyyeT English Bayou Ferry, ami situated N isso-
tion Twenty-Five township Nine Nv ~. o5
Eight f8) West together with all the huiaiiiiAs7
and announcements on the sald land &.
n Ilof Number Two Of Section Twenty two N
Township Nine Ig) South Range Eight III West
containing q acres -,..-...t - t1,, sJ7ast
half Of Southwest quarter, and Southeast quarter
81 Northwest quarter Section Two ann N IIhef,s'
nnhrteT of Southwest quarter OF Seotlob AsIoFtsl,
Inwuship Nine (9) South, 1hallge Eleven ~
West said interest being 50 acres, more OF less
s Fifty head Of Wild Horse Creatures.
O. One Buggy Horse.
10 One old Buggy and Harness
n One Bed and Bedding.
- One Bureau.
- One Sewing Machine.
a. One Table.
Is One Clock
IG Six Cane Bottom Chairs.
IT. SIX RaWhidc %
Is One Rocking Chair.
10 One Lot Of Bedding.
30 One Bedsteah
81 Two Small Bedstsads-
% Une Small Table
~ Lot Dining-ro0m Furniture
"a Lot Kitchen Furniture
25 Let Wool.
2G One Wash-stand pitcher hlbl Bowl
"a One Clothes Press.
Is One DOuble-barreled Gun.
TERMs AND CONDITIONS Cash on the DAY o.
Sale. ,-,,, ppyD
Sheriff and Ex.OilieiO AuetioneeT Caieasieu faf
.ish La. 10 ,or
asheFiff7 3 Office, Lake Charles La, Ansust6, 81
Geo n Wells g. Son, Attiys for Test. lEz.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
[lLLk[ INlMRglTI
OF LOUISIANA A.

WA. PRESTON JOHNSTON - p. PaRs.
I.isll seloal with Aannal gIainiDg age with
six eeHra0s " insfraetioll. EuigaEsfty gonraes
a SCIENCE ai'd Letters Session eesgjna OFT. III.
aaphle NeWRomb Memorial G1gi3agse for ago.
begins Get l7fll Law ltdnsrtuapt tegins Nov.
2lsis
rs eastaining announcement " an
deRaFl laelts Nay be haf Isl appliasfi6n 10 tbs
ststAry II flie DHigessit9 adlans Hal New
aYieans m. aug. s-sIns,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

The Clerk % the District Court has issued
thedqIleWiag msrriage licenses since our last
weeks Issue
II a. Knight to we'd Aliss AAnie z sar-
Faunt.
rs. Fl, Patterson 10 wed Miss Elisabeth
u Jacobs
ghos. i. Newell to wed Miss Fannie BFaS-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

TINS sliip Prince Albert, from Rio
de Janeiro, and the bark Carrie L.
Taylor, arrived at Philadelphia on the
2atl nlt., with yellow foyer On ship
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
NEMIRE.

I list OF JURORS, drawn July p, 1887 to
i ! serve for the regular August Term 1887, Of
the Fourteenth judicial District Court in and for
Calcasieu Parish, La, 10 be begun and holden on
Monday August 70, a. D., 1881 at Lake Charles,
X, Mama Wand
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Ing White Houseis comparatively
deserted, although the President is
Withint the confines Of the District; but
to get away from the ofiice'seekers,
who have begun 10 swarm back To
Washington since his return, he has
betalsen himself ont to the farm. He
will avoid all who may desire to harass
him. He expects to spend most Of the
summer at Oak View, and will 80
iatothe city only when necessary. Col
Lamont remains on duty at the White
House during the day attending to al
necessary business, and goes ont tt
Oak View in the afternoon 10 lay be
fore the President matters requiring
his personal attention. He also spendl
the evening attoak View, driving intt
the city every morning No arrange
ments whatever have yet been madf
by the Presidentfor leaving the capita
prior to bis yiaitto Georgia ID October
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Enron r. N GRsY's lease having
expired he has severed bis connection
with The Houma Courier. Wcsare SCR
~ 70 lose Bro. Gray from the ''gang''
~ ne welded 4 fluent and vigorous
pen, and hope it VII not be long ere
we hear Of him again having assumed
The editorial tripod Of some of Qua
Slale papers
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
~ 0RDENANCE
Amending aud jRe-enaeting Ordinance No s.
Relative to Paving Sidewalks.
[sxtraet from Town Council Proceedinga JulS
b 1891!

Be 1t Ordained LIST. That The pEopriet0rs or
lsssees " M town lots when the litehes are BE-.
ing made. or Will hereafter be made are reqHired
10 curb the sidewalk with plank two 81 inches
thick and as vide As the dep III Of the ditch such
plank 70 b secured By substantial stakes, and +
grade said sideNal Is conform nAifoTlnly b said
cnTBing,
\ z. Upon failure Of said pTpprietara pr leases
ITO put IN said plaDks and stakes, and to grade ~
required by Art. vi this Ordinance that tlaf
Constable BE Ordered 70 have the same doie n thS
expense aud cost ~ the proprietots or iessees.
Approved. AD0T.PH MEYER, Mayor
Attest q. b. fIcTABp, Seey eEiyI6.5t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

TaE present election Law of Ohio
requires that the registrars and the
judges and commissioners Of election
shall be equally divided in politics at
each voting precinct, namely; four
iudgcs, No more than two ii whom
shall belong 10 The same party. The
tWO parties filing these Offices are
Democrats and Republicans. Nov the
Worgingmep come ara claim an equal
representation Tor the Union Labor
Party; They argDe that the vote they
eaas last spliag entities them 10 au
ase representation Their request
rsiass apf they threafen ic ap.
Rls n 'l9e eeaIis far y mands1nas u
a1's 'e Election Bosra to gram
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

The "Club dc la Democratic Fran
caise,5 an organization composed eX-
clusively Of French. residents of the city
Of New Orleans, and of native born of
French descent, atameeting held Mon
day, July 25th, discussed the gnbern.
ationaI aspirants by taking vote on
the following question "Who shall
we support, Nichols or MeEnery?'
The question was then put TO a vote
Nichols or McEnery, and the result
WAS that Gov. McEuery received 800
votes and Gen. Nichols 10. This &C
tIon of the elubbinds the Franco Lon
islands, their oFgEaR, to support Nc
Emery. This does not look much.lik'
the French and creole elements Of tn
State were opposed todGoy. MeEner.
and would vote soiidlyfor Nichols.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

AluzarDnlA i to have n ice fac
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

AS the season is advancing, and don't Wish to keep
any Summer Goods over, and in order to make an H.
duoement to my customers, cali your attention tn e
fact that selling at reduced prices tile following
line of goods:
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

THE Sentinel has dsttetiRg reports
from al parts Of Lafoarehe parish in
regard 70 the growing crops. Cane,
nee, corn, peas and sweet potatoes are
all improving, and planters are PrePar-
ing for large yields. The Sentinel
says rice cutting will begin in about
ter dMRs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
An ORDINANCE
Amending and Re-enaeting SsetiOn1 Of %
tdinance No. III.

auhAaAt5ot 49,. IL
Extract from TOwn Gogneil Proceeding, JHlg
s 1871
BE0H0E1 Be IL ordained by the Town C91nei
OF the town Of Lake Charles La That at the tirs
meeting and Organisation % the Town Council p
the town gf Lake Charles La, following the an
nuaI election 81 said Town Council the Mayor "
said teRn by aud with the approval of IaiioEit,
Of the Board vi Aldermen shall appoint two foVI
COnstables " said town who shall serve az sDel
until the next annual Eganization Of said Tow
unless said Offices shall become vacant by EssignA
ton. death or otherwise.
Approved. ADOI4PH MEYER, Mayer.
Attest; At.tB RICHARD Seeiv FffVISs5t
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

AaE iSiia rs afe llle pepul4tiaas
q ths Upils slaiss la esy nsus
- l.sh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

lqneY aal ez1 lera
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

Iourtcolti 5udcihl District Court lnrish u 'i'
casioa, Rtate Of Louisiana '--No' 40
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06

THE Roheline Reporter assures Hon.
r.. Il. Jonas that he will not lose the
vote Of North Louisiana or the esteem
Of that people, for refusing to be bull
dosed by Col Hollingsworih into snip
porting Gen. Nicholls' candidacy for
TIE gubernatonal Office Of this State
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-08-06
I.AKE tlEEA1rnlns. la

sATUNpAY. .......AuaUsT =
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10
Va Election News.

For some Cause unknown in tn.
Office, no reports came from any poiut
giving additional clcc,ion returns
Possibly no further figures have bees
handed to reporters Earncs' cnorls
were made by the telegraph editor
and yaiuiy made Not single re
sponso came to frequent iuqoiric-
wired tearfully in all directions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10

otss'stJ 49,.
then very slighty aud am satisfied mat shan
b. entirely cured. would not take thousands
Of dollars for my Improvement
" JOHNSON, Express Agent
Nol!ce tie trade marx ~ IN red on ront . 1
wrapper. Be.t guarantee 70 the buyer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10

fire which was smol
could not have com
bridge.
GETTISF
CHICAGO, Augu(
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10
simmons Liver Regulator.
As A REMEDY ~
Kidney Affection.

"MJ EdnoyS woreso affected have hoci
compelled 70 g,t up A. much as ton times .r
one night had paius IN ms silo. haca nuc
len shoulder, aud whoa down could htfdlJ
ri'o was unable to bend nv body wilhou
grea. pain rled simmons Liver Kegulntof
and my condition mas improved so much that
harily ever isel any ofmy old trouble and
then very slightly audaiu satisfied TINT Ishtl
be- entire cured would not lake Thousand,
ofdoliaH for my Improvement
v JOHNSON, ENprc.s Agent
Notlco tie traio mar - In red On ffout &
wr'rpcf. Be'i guarantee 70 the llyer.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-10
MIR LEWIS


Has been in the leading markets Of the coun-
try for the past two months. assisted by sew
eral competent buyers, to purchase such a
line of goods as We're never before placed be-
fore the people Of Waco. The Inducements
which will be offered to the people are such
as will be fully appreciated by every class OF
the community, namely: FAIR DEALING
AND THE VERY BEST VALUES FOR
THE LEAST MONEY, AND ONE PRICE
TO ALL The aim of the new establishment
will be to compete against all competition, let
it come in what shape it may or assume any
form it pleases. Nothing will be left undone
to merit the fullest and undivided confidence
Of the public. With this announcement we
beg the citizens of Waco and it's vicinity to
favor us with their presence when our estab-
lishment will be fully opened Of which due
notice will be given through the various pa
pers Of the city. Respectfully.
Isaac Lewis.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-01
School OF Mines.

The board of trustees Of the school of
mine at Rapid having recently appoint
ed Prof Carpenter dean of the faculty,
and Prof Jansen chemist, il is now quite
probable this institution will be opened
in short time, in any event the follow
ing taken from the Republican would
seem to encourage such belief
Preparations for the fitting up Of the
school of mines building and for the be-
ginning Of work there, have been com.
will be purchased here and put in inn
obtained In New York as soon as posi-.
bic by Prof. Carpenter. A full and COM
plete list of the apparatus needed for
the chemical and assaying department
has been prepared, and from the figures
given it is believed that the entire
equipment needed for beginning can be
procured for less than 81 900. Such ad-
ditions can then be made as will be
found necessary. The appropriation for
this purpose is limited, and the trustees
have wisely determined that no outlay
shall be made which the funds OH hand
will not cover. The matter has been
left entirely in the hands of Prof Car
penter, and his knowledge Of what is
needed in such an institution is so thor
ough that he may safely be trusted to
make the wisest use Of the limited funds
available. Prof Carpenters intention
was TO leave for New York to-day, but
his departure will be delayed by some
work which can not well be postponed
until his return. 1t is necessary that
full and comprehensive report should
be prepared on the school and it's needs,
showing exactly the work it is proposed
to do and the amount of money which
it will be necessary for the legislature
TO appropriate in order that it may
be performed. The greatest care will
be exercised in the preparation Of this
report, which will be printed as soon ss
possible, in order that in may be ready
for publication by the time the legs-
lature meets. AS soon az it is completed
Prof Carpenter will leave for New
York, and return for the opening Of the
school early in February.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-01
Sad Suicide.

The Douglas Advertiser gives an ac-
count of recent suicide in that city of
the most pathetic character. The victim
was Mrs. A. +. Camp Of that place, a
lady Of excellent character and reputa-
ton who formerly resided in Deadwood
The death of her only daughter, which
occurred on the day previous, produced
an intolerable strain upon her mind, MS
the following letter found in her room
very clearly indicates:
DEAR FRIENDS: / can't live without
my darling, so must go with her. Write
and tell my boy Frank. Don't tell him
how ] died-tell him / died Of grief,
which is true. God be with YOU all and
have mercy on my sinful soul Frank
is in Sheridan, Wyoming. Bury me
with my child. Godforgive
Bless the doctor and his family. Oh
doctor, forgive mel could not live
without her. God bless Mrs. Dunbar
| ask you in the name Of God do not try
and bring me back again. This from
ADDIR.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-01-01
w eli Said.

"Custer is said to be improving won
derfully and manifesting degree OF
life and activity truly astonishing since
the recent purchase Of immense tracts
of tin bearing ground 10y the Harvey
Peak company. The citizens Of the
town are realizing the bright future be-
fore them and the splendid possibilities
it holds in store and propose to be the
gamers Of the dawning era of prosperity
SO near at hand. We hope that their
anticipations may be more than real.
lied, as they fully deserve all the sue
cess possible, for the unsw erving faith
they have at all times shown in the
ultimate outcome of the country sur.
rounding them"
We clip the above from the Deadwood
Pioneer Of the oath ult., which is not
only correct in deduction, highly graft
fying in character, but marks a new de-
parture in Black Hills journalism which
can but reflect the highest credit upon
the present management Of that paper
An item appearing in Deadwood
paper, pointing to the splendid posi-
bilities" Of Custer, may we'll be regarded
rs a novelty, and such one appearing
in the columns of the best paper in the
Hills is accepted by us with feelings O
the most profound satisfaction, mingled
with dismal premonitions of the neal
APPROACH Of Gabriel's blast"